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Russia strikes Kharkiv TV tower

Zelenskyy calls attack intimidation tactic by Kremlin

Pro-Palestinian protests grow

Colleges attempt to remove student encampments set up on campuses

Two charged in plot to trade Chinese drones for Libyan oil

UN aviation agency employees accused of conspiring to traffic weapons

How PM aims to change the narrative

Every interview with Justin Trudeau now includes some variation on the question, why is the prime minister sticking around?

Plastic talks face stumbling blocks

Bloated draft treaty and calls for regulatory autonomy pose challenges ahead of November target

Uplifting tale takes first place

Story shines light on the struggles of motherhood

Realtors preparing for 'uptick' in cottage listings

Looming rise in capital gains tax will have owners contemplating a sale

NDP fails in second effort to overturn ban on kaffiyeh

Sarah Jama calls barring of scarves completely ridiculous and theatrical’

Road to ruin runs through penalty box

Leafs can’t afford to be baited by Marchand into playing his game

Top cop tempers remarks on trial's outcome

‘I support and accept the verdict, Demkiw says after comments attract criticism

Expedited visa program leads to high number of asylum claims

Time-limited program eased rules for visitors after pandemic

Publisher says he promised to be Trump's 'eyes and ears'

Former tabloid boss testifies about alleged deal to bury negative coverage

Grégoire Trudeau forges a new path

Book offers insight into her life with the aim to help readers better understand themselves

Former TSO director 'one of the finest conductors of his generation'

Andrew Davis, an acclaimed British conductor who served as music director at orchestras on three continents, including the Toronto Symphony Or chestra for 13 years, has died. He was 80.

A story of survival, familial love and resilience

Every storefront has a story. For Woking Phoenix, the immigrant-run Chinese restaurant in the play of the same name, that story is a decades-long journey of survival, familial love and resilience.

Walt Disney like you've never seen him before

Co-production a stunning indictment of American power

Critics question PM's cellphone bill claim

Many Canadians say they haven't seen their wireless costs chopped in half as touted by Ottawa

Airlines scramble to find alternate food suppliers

As catering workers' strike enters second week some passengers offered only snacks and water

Condos dragging down new home sales

GTA buyers struggling with high interest rates, industry association says

Rewriting history in name of leaders is dangerous

It is a truism that history is written by the victors. One could also argue that it's often rewritten as a kind ofa refresher course when the truth becomes stale or the narrative needs tweaking, for geopolitical reasons.

Fernández can keep national gig

Nets are supportive of newly hired coach

Russia didn't change anything'

Chinese doping scandal feels familiar, with WADA taking offender's word

Game 2 is a game-changer |

Leafs head home with momentum and no baggage thanks to timely scoring, goaltending

SPLIT DECISION

Matthews buries breakaway winner and breaks Bruins' season-long spell over Leafs

Politicians also owe Zameer an apology

If some politicians had their way, an innocent man would have spent almost three years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.

Smith's delusions target universities

So what's next? Removing books from university libraries because they challenge Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's right-wing ideology? Or is her UCP government going to establish its own university?

Report touts UN agency's efforts

Review of UNRWA's political neutrality proposes organizational changes to ease Israel's concern

Israeli military intelligence chief resigns

The head of Israeli military intelligence resigned on Monday because of Hamas's Oct. 7 attack, becoming the first senior figure to step down over his role in the stunning failure to anticipate or quickly respond to the deadliest assault in Israel's history.

Clock ticking on lifespan of Line 2 subway

There was certainly no shortage of spending in the federal budget unveiled last week, but one Toronto project in dire need of federal cash wasn't there.

Families push Ford to disband police in Thunder Bay

Indigenous families who have lost faith in Thunder Bay police have lodged a formal complaint with the province to fuel their push to have the troubled force disbanded.